• Coming all the way from Washington State in USA!
• Europe's smallest Curly Stallion, only 107 cm, which is the smallest pony category
• The world's only inspected and approved Curly stallion smaller than 142 cm
• Can be bred to ALL Curly mares in Europe with NO inbreeding (except his own daughters/sisters of course)
• Very good temperament, gentle and non spooky
• Good conformation and gorgeous trot
• High fertility, most mares have been pregnant on first heat
• Great color genetics, with being heterozygous for tobiano, black, cream and agouti, so will produce a variety of colors from traditional to fancy.
• Easy to handle, trained to drive, has been ridden some
• Pasture breed or hand breed, even breed large mares from a platform
• Can be pastured with mares and foals

Estimation of the market for Curly Ponies in Europe.
25%-50% of children and young people suffer from some kind of allergy, asthma or hypersensitivity. Around 7% suffer from horse allergy specifically. In Europe there are around 7 million horses. To be very restrictive, can we assume that 1% of the horse population is kids' ponies. That means a potential market of 50000 hypoallergenic ponies in Europe. Even if only a fraction actually can and will buy a Curly Pony, there should be plenty opportunity to sell curly ponies. And if you want to offer riding lessons or theurapeutic riding with hypoallergenic ponies, you will be the first in Europe to do so.

Bucky's first European offspring was foaled summer of 2008, *Pennsylvania Dream (Penny), which we have kept as riding pony for our son. Penny was the smallest curly foal ever in Europe.
The year after we got *Carolina Dream, a full sister to Penny, which sold as a foal to a family in Norway. We also got a unique pair of medium size ponies, out of our larger mares. Those are *Washington Dream and *Wisconsin Dream.

Bucky was then sold to UK and produced several foals there before being sold to France.